This documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the advanced CSS reset styles applied to ensure consistent styling across web projects.
- Consistent Box Model: Ensures all elements follow the same box-sizing rules.
- Support for HTML5 Semantic Elements: Automatically styles common semantic elements like
<article>,<nav>, and<footer>. - Basic Body Styles for Readability: Sets default font, line-height, and colors for better readability.
- Enhanced Link and Button Styles: Custom styles for links and buttons, including hover effects and focus states.
- Responsive Image Handling: Ensures images maintain their aspect ratio and fit within their containers.
- Standardized Form and Table Styles: Applies consistent styling to form elements and tables for a cleaner layout.
- Accessibility Improvements: Focus styles for links and buttons enhance keyboard navigation.
To use this reset in your project, include it at the top of your main CSS file. This will ensure that all subsequent styles are built on a consistent foundation.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.